AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBroadband Push: Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Minister Edin Forto says Starlink internet service could start in “days or weeks,” after talks with Starlink’s Rebecca Slick Hunter, with possible support to connect underserved schools and more pricing details to follow. Electricity Costs: Tariffs for medium-consumption households (2,500–5,000 kWh) rose 6.5% year-on-year in the first half, with rates at 16.40 BAM per 100 kWh pre-tax and 19.46 BAM after taxes/VAT. Aviation Modernisation: BHANSA will invest 32.46 million BAM to expand radar coverage from two to five operational systems, including Sarajevo and Jahorina upgrades already running, plus new radars in Mostar, Tuzla and Banja Luka due by end-May 2027. Port Efficiency: Brčko’s river port Luka Brčko boosted revenue potential from 2.13m to 3.0m BAM after a new crane and rail upgrades, cutting wagon handling from nearly two hours to about 15 minutes. EU Accession Roadmaps: Politico reports the EU is drafting clearer membership roadmaps for Montenegro, Ukraine, Moldova and Albania, with indicative timelines for “negotiating clusters,” while Bosnia and Herzegovina is not included at this stage. Energy Security Debate: An EU-linked report warns US-driven LNG expansion in the Western Balkans could prolong fossil-fuel dependence and clash with net-zero goals.
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